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Newspaper

Middletown Times Press

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1918

Page

8

Roll Call of the Red Cross Organizers Named

Roll Call lists display chairmen and auxiliary leaders across Otisville Westtown Pine Bush Scorchtown State Hill and nearby towns for Red Cross canvass efforts. Notable names include G J Skinner Myrta Greene Flor ence Nearing Mollie Snyder W D McQueen and George Crist with multiple local volunteers and committees.

G. J. Skinner Myrta Gires Greene Florence Nearing Sac James MM. Ball Mollie Snyder W. D. McQueen W. C. Heidenthal PB HO Minskull Otisville Sins M. E. Gninds Westtown Thompson Ridge Alexander Thompson Circleville M. H. Santee Unionville J. W. Halliday South Centreville George Robertson

Goshen News Highlights Local Enlistment and Deaths

Goshen headlined items show 69 boys aged 16 to 18 enrolled under military provisions with 4 percent in industry and 26 in school, enrollment extended to two days. Corporal David E. Smiley resumes work with Kniffin & Kopsias after discharge. Mrs Anna Mae Seely dies, leaving husband Harry G. Seely and two children. funeral held at Goshen residence with Rev Themes Barlies. William Donovan funeral at St John’s. community fund drives and local reminders to submit news to Times-Press reporter.

Goshen Montgomery C. Smith David E. Smiley Middletown Campsheade Kniffin & Kopsias

Local Boys Will Be Mustered Out At Camp Upton

Washington announces Camp Lipton L L and Camp Div XN J are among 30 camps chosen by the War Department for troop demobilization. The 7th Division, drawn from New York draftees, likely will be mustered out at Camp Upton after initial training, and the 27th Division also is slated for discharge there, convenient to New York City.

Washington Camp Lipton Div War Department New York Camp Upton New York City

Obituary: Mrs. James D. Lare dies at Orr's Mills

Mrs Nancy Elizabeth Lare wife of James D Lare died at her son Frank M Lare's home Orr's Mills Sunday morning Dec 1 after six weeks illness of a complication of diseases aged 75 She born Liberty daughter of Silas Wilson and Mary Grant Wilson was Methodist and respected survived by three sons and three daughters Frank M Walker D and George of Parks ville Mrs Nettie Hammond Middletown Mrs W B Stafford and Mrs Gussie Reynolds Delhi one brother George Wilson of Liberty Private funeral at her late home Tuesday 8 pm by Rev E E Hart interment Liberty family plot Floral tributes noted Highly detailed obituary with family relations and funeral details.

James D. Lare Nancy Elizabeth Lare Frank M. Lare Orr's Millis Liberty Silas Wilson Mary Grant Wilson Methodist Church Frank M Orr's Mills Walker D George Parksville Nettie Hammond Middletown W. B. Stafford Gussie Reynolds Delhi George Wilson E. E Hart Cornwall

Orange County Society Eyes Newburgh Welcome Home Plan

Newburgh December 5 plan discussed to honor Empire Division troops in New York City. Orange County Society based in New York may organize support as three local companies parade, with Orange residents viewing from a dedicated stretch of Fifth Avenue. Letter to James G. Graham asks cooperation. upstate attendance encouraged. Auburn to open family headquarters for its soldiers.

Newburgh Welcome Home New York City Orange County Society Orange County Middletown James G. Graham Fifth Avenue Orange New York Upstate Auburn

State Employes Seek Increases Albany December 5

State civil service workers centered in Albany launch a campaign to win salary raises from the legislature. They sent Governor Whitman and Governor elect Alfred E. Smith a report from the Capitol council on rising living costs and urged increases to match cost of living. Council members fault the prior Lockwood Fearon act, which gave $1,000,000 for raises and a 10 percent increase for those earning up to $1,500. higher earners say they face the same cost pressures.

Albany Whitman Alfred E. Smith Capitol Council of State Civil Service Lockwood- Fearon

New Hampton Boy Breaks Fingers in Accident

Antonio Donbrosky, 14, of New Hampton, fractured the third and fourth fingers of his right hand when they were caught in a corncutter this morning. He was treated at Thrall Hospital by Dr. C. L Redfiett and returned home.

Antonio Donbrosky New Hampton Thrall Hospital C. L Redfiett Tevwurned

King and Fitts wed at Universalist Parish House

William MacCyrabie King of New Haven Conn and Helen Louise Fitts of New Haven were married at the Universalist Parish House on Wednesday evening in a ring ceremony performed by Rev Stanard Dow Buker. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Harry French of this city.

King—Fitts Universalist William MacCyrabie King New Haven Conn Helen Louise Fitts Stanard Dow Buker Harry French Citr

Food Notes and Clergy News From Local Notices

Notice to Miller a rule on distribution of wheat mill feed under M S 32 is not being followed with 1918 and 1917 comparisons. Mills selling flour expand feed territories violating regulations and many buyers lack proper licenses. Rev Thomas G Losee resigns as rector of St Andrews Walden and accepts call to St Heleneows Whites Plains leaving early January.

Millera Valiers Great Mary Mills Thomas G. Losee St. Andrew's Episcopal Church Walden St. Har. ‘Thelomew's Church Whites Plains Loses Wal Gen

Middletown Is Jacked Up Report Adopted by Board

The equalization committee report was read from the table and adopted as follows. The board adjourned to Friday next at 10:30 a.m. in the wurcau.

Middletown Equalization Committee Moon Blooming Grove Chester Cornwall Crawford Os Ry Goshen Greenville Hamptonburgh Minisina New Windsor Port Jervis Wallkill Warwick Woodbury Wotal Wallace Tishe Wallance

Murder at Huguenot ends in grand jury hold

Charles Krinsky was held for the Grand Jury on the charge of killing miller Amsy W Millard after a December 1918 dispute over a land dividing line near Huguenot. Walter Conkling and John Howe testified to the shooting event and Millard's fatal wound to the left breast. Krinsky claimed self defense. he will be taken to Goshen Jail.

Ters Walter Conkling Amsy Millard William Illsworth Charles Krinsky Millard Krinsky Milard Amlarnd Buck Sao Main Road Buckley McGill Uerow Campbdel John Howe Amsy W. Millard William Lusworth Waller Consling Iminsky Lim Conkling Wood Road Krinesky Aillard Rose Krineky Krinsay Fort Jervis Millers Huguenot Mornins Bullard Sweee Campbell Evinsky H. B. Fullerton Pobe Gress Newburgh Frank Lybelt District Attorney The People

New York Led States In Army Enlistments 328000 Drafted

Secretary Baker's War Department report shows New York supplying 328000 of the total army 44 percent Pennsylvania Illinois and Texas follow with smaller shares. The Selective Service total reached 326 thousand with 51007 officers trained. British losses cited at 651000 highlight American oversea force of 2 million in 14 months. Clam Chowder Supper tickets offered by Queen Esther Chapter.

Washingion New York Baker War Department Pennsylvania Ilinois Texas Central Department Great Britain Masonic Ventple Queen Esther GO. E. S

Walden Welcomes New Realty Company Charter

Albany datelined report says the Chrisales Realty Companys Inc of Walden has been chartered by the Secretary of State to conduct real estate and construction business. Capital stock is 500 dollars. Directors for the first year are Christina Schroeder and Alwine Schroeder of Mount Vernon and Louise Barhydt of Walden.

Times-Press Albany Chrisales, Realty Companys, Inc Walden Secretary of State Christina Schroeder Alwine Schroeder Mount Verimon Louise Barhydt

Lunch Bits Vacuum Bottles Gift at McMonagle&Rogers

McMonagle and Rogers Drug Stores promote vacuum bottles as a welcome gift item in a local advertisement. The notice highlights the store names and positions the bottles as an appealing customer perk.

McMonagle & Rogers’ Drug Stores

Perkins Urges U S Control of Big Industries

George W. Perkins of the International Harvester Company and United States Steel Corporation, preparing for a ten week Europe trip, urged public control of railroads and all major industrial firms as part of wartime work plans.

Perkins U. S New York George W. Perkins Intornational Harvester Company United States Steel Corporation Europe Mauretania

Newsboys Dinner Outshines Theatres In Local Party

Newsboys from Goshen and nearby towns enjoyed an after dinner celebration that included reserved seats for a cinema showing The Golden Fleece. The eighth episode of the serial A Fight for Millions thrilled the crowd, which cheered as the hero triumphed and the group praised the Times-Press for supporting its carriers.

Bers Saturday Evening Post Peggy Pearce Jock Curtis Joe Bennett Harvey Clark Grahem Pette Times-Press

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R. D. Parker Optometrist & Optician Worth St. Cor. Orchard Roll Call of the Red Cross J. Harvey Hanford Louie Hanford Hattie X. Casterline Presbyterian Church EL Stanley Chedister J. Xie Innes Unionville Cemetery Masonic Temple Webb Horton Mitchell's Hall Mt. Hope Council G. S. General Hospital Orchestra Webb Horton Church B. F. VanSickle North St Bec J. W. Herbert Main Street Ene Crossing George A. Hawley Hawley Grace Judge Holbert Edward Babcock Merwin Doremus Cornelius McNamara Carl Vorel John Cullen Warren Vogel Route Boys J. W. Robinson Harry G. Seely Times-Pre Anna Mae Seely Harry G. Seels Henry Gedney Themes Barlies William Donovan Goshen William Donovan St John’s United Wat Work Fund Victory Boys Victory Arls Upsher Chereh James A. Brady St John's Cemetery St. Mary’s Guild of Grace Church Diamond Kings Hamilton Reed & Barton ALVIN Hulse Bros North Street ASK County Society Aid N. Y Graham Pase Ane SEC Baker Reports Illinois Just Chartered WELER Iptometris Kernochan Page One William Deges Walter Vogel Russell Stewart Kenneth Holden Peter L. Miller Hilard Blanchard Walter Hutt George Hull Stanley Bailey Goshen Boys Warren Yorgel Merwin Veremus Ward Baberth Cornelius MacNara Newsies Cgeo Jubb Dominick Biomonte Dominick Dirusso Vincent Veraldi Carlo Meola James Dirusse Harold Malone Hrman Josefson Angelo Marcello Anthony Belfidho Rede Huron L.dian Stratton Bonehead Bill Picheuzoliern Paris Centre Street King Street
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